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Normally airline employees tear off the stubs of passengers' boarding cards and observe the boarding of aircraft at the departure gates. Under the circumstances of 9/11, one could have expected to read interviews with some of these airline employees, because they were the last to see the passengers alive. Yet no such interview is known to have taken place. The 9/11 Commission does not mention the existence of any deposition or testimony by airline personnel who saw the “hijackers” or any other passenger board the aircraft. As a response to my request to interview American Airlines gate agents of flight AA77, the airline responded that their identities cannot be revealed for privacy reasons.{139} Among the FBI documents released in 2009, I found interviews with Liset Frometa (conducted on 11 September 2001){140} and Maria Jackson (conducted on 22 September 2001),{141} who testified to have worked at gate 32 for flight AA11, and one FBI 302-form recording an interview with an unidentified female employee of American Airlines who testified on 11 September 2001 that she “worked the gate for AA flight 11” and “boarded the passengers for this flight” but did not mention the gate number.{142} Neither of these ladies mentioned having seen any of the alleged hijackers. Maria Jackson was shown a “photo spread of subjects” but did not recognize anyone.